RightAngles #9
from GAMES



The special twist of RightAngles is the way in which words are entered in the puzzle grid.

Each word makes one right angle turn somewhere along its length.

But it is your task to determine where each word makes this turn and in which direction.

As a guide, the starting direction of each answer word (i.e., the direction of the word before the right-angle turn) is indicated by the letter given after the clue number.   Words can go north, south, east, or west to start with.   Of additional help is the fact that each letter in the correctly completed grid appears in exactly two words, no more, no less.

In the puzzle below, only the definitions of the answer words have been given.
The number of letters in answer words is given in parentheses.

1E V (7)
2E V (4)
2S Raid (5)
3W French Wine (3)
4E Part of Pharoah's Domain (4)
5W Miss Oyl (5)
6S Vitality (5)
6S Spoken rather than written (6)
7S Gasoline brand (6)
8N Spy's false identity (5)
8N Man in stripes (7)
9E Roof overhang (4)
10S Eager (4)
11E Raucous noise (3)
12S Young eel (5)
13E Pay envelope rurprise (5)
14N Hereditary element (4)
15N Alistair McLean locale (8)
16W Come together (8)



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